Sentence examples for yet existent from inspiring English sources

VR environments are typically used in these fields for planned and designed realities, not yet existent or with nonexistent components.

Obviously, some of our decisions affect not only existent but also future (i.e., not yet existent) persons; matters of climate change or the disposal of radioactive waste are relevant cases in point.

It is a matter of controversy, though, whether, in order to take into account this moral intuition, we have to commit ourselves to an ontology of not yet existent beings.

If not yet existent in the network, the respective interaction partners were also added.

Utilizing the quality information in consolidating data sets demands a universal data-quality measure that is not yet existent.

We may infer from this work that historical gene flow among Iberian and North African Podarcis has been low, yet existent; however, a detailed analysis of the patterns of genetic exchange across species will require the detection and thorough characterization of contact zones.

You see this in American Westerns, where the good sheriff has to imagine the not-yet-existent state in his own private morality.

This contradicts the nature of language as we know it – language is a wonderful vehicle for untruth and perhaps a necessary vehicle for invention, the leap to the not-yet-existent.

Yet real successes remains non-existent.

Parenthetically, or maybe not, Secretary Colin Powell reportedly used a non-State Department account, although the regulations appear to have not yet been existent during his tenure.

In this context, offsetting the emissions of the airline industry by buying as yet non-existent credits from other countries simply does not fit with this imperative.